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... presently my dog shall speak aiso.-_ Voyage en.Espane, psar Ml. le Marqulode Lacgle, Part 1,p. 202. TOIE SPEAKING DOG. The Marquis's badinage about his dog speaking, re- minds us of a most singular account of a dog that was taught to speak articulately a great ...
... THINK BEFORE YOU SPEAK. Price 341. GEORGE STANLEY. In doe season ye shAll reap, if ye faint not. Third Edtion. Price 3d. EMILY ; or, Recollection, ot • Wayward I hild. By I. L. Second Edition. bd. Pu lilted by L. and G. Seeley, 169, Fleet Street, and ...
... THINK BEFORE YOU SPEAK. Price 3d. GEORGE STANLEY. In due season ye shall reap, if ye faint not.” Third Edition. Price 3d. EMILY; or Recollections of Wayward Child. BjrL.L. Second Edition. Price fid. Publithed by L. and G. Seeley, 160, Fleet Street, and ...
... elections to come, we can speak with the ut- The examples already set to the constituencies, will not . he without their just and natural effect. In Glasgow, the conservatives will make a noble fight, and we expect will succeed in returning Provost Campbell ...
... nexion with the recent melancholy shipwrecks and loss of life at this port, to speak of a man whose name, as we then stated, was in every persons mouth, viz. Mr. Martin Douglass, formerly of this town, who, for many years, 'was ever first in the scene ...
... Speak to yourself: ask yourself which of the two Is the greater poltroon, you or Sinclair, and taking him by the car, he guided hits *oth. door. A. for you Sin. what pain , have you takes for a soon I threshing' If hadn't gif en a eistfirn, Gregory ...
... %lad that to speak with potential voice upon Ott but what the expounders of the great apostacy may be pleased to lay down concerning It is not what equity would determine, we say, should prevai l accor di ng to thi s arg u m e n t, —be- if Romani s t ...
... fortune of good captains to have to deal with bad men ; but, generally speaking, we think it may be said, that a good captain will make good men. The sailor has every claim to the benevolence of his countrymen whether on sea or on shore. Every plan which ...
... (Earner. THE PRESIDENT. BY THE AUTHOR OF ECCLESIA. Speak! for thou hast voice, perpetual sea! Lift thy surges with some signal word, Show where the pilgrims of the waters be, For whom nation's thrilling heart it stirr'd. Down to thy waves they went ...
... The New Work by the Author of Tre Maine.—The Literary Gazette, speaking of this admirable new work of Mr. Ward, justly observes:— De Clifford is a sterling work—a work not to be perused and dismissed a breath, but to be read and studied again and ...
... PRESIDENT. Speak I for thee hoe • perprieal ma I •5 thy will, me where the pilgrims of waters be, whoa • willow's tbrlllieg heart,. 'tired. to thy they went in joyoes pride. They trod with thy billowy way ; The eyes of wondering beheld them Swift in ...
... orto. FAREWELL (For the Liverpool Standard.) There is a word which speaks of woe, And causes sorrow's tear to flow ; What pen can write—what tongue can tell The anguish of that word— Farewell'! Ha oft is he who heaves that sound nconscious of the world ...